The Dardenne brothers once again bring audiences a moving portrayal of real lives with their latest social-realist drama Young Mothers, which took home the Best Screenplay prize at Cannes earlier this year.
Following five adolescent mothers living together at a maternal support home in Belgium, the film is a true-to-life portrait of the struggles faced by these young women living on or near the margins of society. The directors spent time in one of these state-run facilities in their home country to research how it runs, the people it helps and the social workers who make it possible, making sure to stay as true to reality as possible. Their in-depth knowledge of the topic and compassionate approach to the people they are portraying results in a film that is not only deeply affecting, but one that is also detailed, sympathetic and nuanced.
From drug addiction to precarious living situations, these women must face the challenges of their situation individually, but living together in this communal home gives them the tools, support and the community they need in order to do so.
TRAMPS (The Ribblesdale Area Moving Picture Show) is a not-for-profit voluntary group that provides a high quality, low cost mobile cinema service to run film events at community venues. TRAMPS films at Victoria Hall run on the first Wednesday of the month, and are normally foreign-language films. TRAMPS is not a cinema club; all are welcome to film showings, and there's no subscription or membership needed.
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Please note, due to the age and size of our building, not all of our seats can be made accessible.We will always do everything in our power to help you access and enjoy our events, but we cannot guarantee to adapt your booked seats unless we are made aware of your requirements at or before time of booking.
For more information, see our access page.
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